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05x15 - Episode 15

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Zoom". Aired: January 4, 1999 – May 6, 2005.*
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American live-action children's television series in which child cast members present a variety of types of content, including games, recipes, science experiments, and short plays, based on ideas sent in by children, and is a remake of the 1972 television program of the same name.

05x15 - Episode 15

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today on Zoom this is a mud crop made by

the shuo people of West Africa I'm going

to show you how to make your own mud

painting on a t-shirt like this one a

lot of you have written giving us more

ways to experiment with static

electricity oh they jump right

up Mr El what your

babyy well grass but they do love a good

peanut

funding for Zoom is provided by the

National Science Foundation America's

investment in the future and by the

Corporation for Public Broadcasting a

private Corporation funded by the

American people the Arthur Vining Davis

Foundation the Wheezy Foundation The

tuer gno Family

Foundation and by contributions to your

PBS station from viewers like

you

hi we're the vement school right here in

Deerfield Massachusetts get ready

too

play you can do it come on you got it

all right laun come on Zumer let's hit

that

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ball I got it I got

it

yeah

come on and zoom come on and do Zoom

come on and

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zo I'm

Caroline I'm

molini I'm

sardo I'm Garrett no I'm

Mike I'm Courtney oh yeah and I'm

singing we're all now like top we want

to hear from you come on give it a try

and if you like what you see turn off

your TV and do

it come on

and come on and zoom come on and zoom

zoom

zo zo on and zo on and on and on and on

and

zo we're zoom in on

wgby hello there Zoomers and welcome to

zoom yes the future's getting

clearer oh yes it's getting clearer I

see an email yes and it's from kiliki of

South Dakota kiliki s us a game called

fortun teller I see I see fun in your

future when you play this

game to play fortune teller you'll need

six bags and a lot of index cards to set

up the game you will write the word name

on a bag then for the other five bags

you will write the following words

country home job car and pet then each

player fills out six index cards so you

would write your name on the first index

card a country on the second and so on

then you would put your index cards in

the correct bags ours are already filled

out now I'm going to pick a name from

the bag that says name so I got aen so

this is going to be alen's Fortune so

lenie why don't you come over here and

pick a card from another bag okay all

right let

go go so I'll give you the card so that

you can read your fortune out loud

okay belly button in

Junction is that

a gelatin house was that your home is

that your home yeah that's my home this

is your job this is my

job so my job is a circus

performer that' be fun and my pet isn't

ice cream sh that's your car oh my

car my pet an ice cream sh and my pet is

a donkey named

Donkey so now you pick on another

[Laughter]

person

donkey let's see what my country will

be going to be in Asia

your my home is going to be apartment on

the 37th floor of a hay

stack that is

cool and my job is a mascot for fencing

[Laughter]

team my pet is a horse that's your car

that's your car car oh your car is a

horse okay and my pet is an elephant

named

Jojo

what's up what's up what's up what's up

what's up what's up what's up what's up

what's up what's up what's your favorite

game my favorite game is softball

because I love trying to bat that ball

way out into the field my favorite game

is conflict Desert Storm because I like

military games it's soccer because it's

fun and you get to block people my

favorite game is Age of Mythology

because I play it online with my friends

my favorite game is basketball cuz I

like to sh**t around BL up with two

towers because I love adventure games

Final Fantasy because I like adventure

games my favorite game is Motocross

because it's a family Sport and it's

really

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fun yeah oh yeah there you go okay all

right so my

country

is

Egypt that's actually cool my home is an

igloo my job is a paper

maker and my car

is a shopping

cart and my pet

is

H

name come okay country a deserted

island cool I live in a haunted

house my job is a wig

maker my car is a convertible tractor

convertible tractor I don't even know

what those are my pet is a hedgehog

named

Fluffy I'm Fluffy

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zoomd look at this beautiful fabric the

design is made using mud this is a mud

cloth made by the senufo people of West

Africa traditionally senufo Hunters

would wear clothing made out of mudcloth

to blend in with the

environment I learned this way of

painting in art class I'm I'm going to

show you how to make your own mud

painting on a t-shirt like this one

besides some dirt in a t-shirt you'll

also need acrylic paint blue or black

paint will make your mud painting look

most like the senufo but you can also

experiment with other colors you'll need

a permanent black

marker a kitchen strainer but make sure

you have permission to use it because

this is what you're going to be using to

strain your mud a disposable plastic

container and a plastic spoon an old

toothbrush a paintbrush and some

newspaper first you need to make the mud

so you want to take your plastic

container and your kitchen strainer and

then put the kitchen strainer on top of

it so you can hold it then take your

half cup of dirt and put it in the

kitchen

strainer

there then slowly pour about a half cup

of

water let's

see

that's about all I need and take your

spoon and stir dirt and put it through

the

strainer

so so you got to mix it really well

there we go that's better all right

there we

go you see the layer of water that's on

top of the mud you want to slowly pour

that off into another plastic

container careful that like all the mud

doesn't come

out there's a lot of

water okay there we go you got a lot of

mud in there okay now you're going to

add your paint so just add some

depending on the amount of mud you got

out of your strainer

so and you can mix it see how

much take your

spoon next

it's kind of greenish it's really

weird it's kind of some separation

between the mud and the paint so just

got to keep on mixing I want to make one

a little more

yellow here we go back in

there

okay next you want to stuff your T-shirt

with some news paper and then smooth it

out so that it's flat this will make

sure that the mud doesn't soak through

next you need to draw your design the

senufo used animals in their mud

paintings like crocodiles monkeys

lizards Turtles and other animals

commonly found in West Africa they

believe that the spirits of these

animals would protect them from

danger I do a

turtle first I drew my design in pencil

and then I went over it with a permanent

marker the SFO would usually use dye

made from boiled leaves to draw their

design it was really deep dark black so

definitely very authentic so next take

an Old Tube F this will fill in the

larger area of your design so you want

to scoop up some butd spread it

out a painting like

this to sort

of give it some

texture cuz it definitely looks very

cool when it dries

so if you need more more from time to

time you should try straightening your

shirt makes it

easier you can also use your toothbrush

to make a straight

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pattern like

that be

careful okay so then you can take your

smaller paintbrush to fill in the

smaller areas of your design I'm going

to try making a few d

there I have a really small area that's

the tail of my turtle so I could use it

for

that oh I like I like the clumpiness

it's really cool

looking suo children learned about this

art form by filling in the designs that

their parents Drew for them so they

learned from their parents their parents

learn from their parents go on and on I

think it's really cool

when you're done painting let your

T-shirt dry overnight and then shake off

the excess mud and wash it in very cold

water and then hang it up to dry once

more when you're done your T-shirt

should look like

this there we go see this is the turtle

that I made and I really like my turtle

see on this one I kind of use splatter

pain and like I I did a ring around

right here and I have little eyes on

that one if you learn about any other

art forms in school and like to share

them with other kids send your ideas to

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zoom hi my name is iy and this is my

brother Dylan and we're on a cashmere go

Prim in Washington Main and these are

our goats my favorite go is Daisy we can

hold her with like a see that like maybe

how you would hold a baby cashmir is the

soft roll that they sheded the spring

and it's made into hats sweaters and

scarves and a lot of other stuff that is

used to keep you warm we feed water the

Nots two times a day in the morning it's

usually there made

meal and at night they usually have to

gr and then

a little bit of hay and

water I don't think taking care of the

ghost is work I think it's more like

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play and the fun part is like it tickles

when they eat grain out of my hands and

I can sit there with them and tuddle cuz

they're so

soft this is how you comb Cas you just p

the brush through the hair like this

that's

cashier my M we're going to Hattie's

house with the dehaired

cashmere and she's going to teach me how

to spin

it hold it with his hand you pull it a

little bit with his hand I like spinning

aot it's like a

[Music]

game what hadie told me me was as you

pedal the spinning wheel it's pulling it

in as it pulls it the yard is going

through your fingers and what you're

trying to do is watch it as it goes

through your

fingers and every big piece just make

sure you tug it

apart after you spin the yarn it's made

into a lot of stuff like this camou Sals

gloves and hats

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it's hard to believe this hat came from

one of these

goats

Shing having techical diffic I live in

chili that's cool that's cool

CH I live in a pig

pen I have a great home okay my job is

a like

hairsty right I'm a like hair

stylist okay

my so

cool I have a

wheelar perfect if you live in a pig bed

I have a how do you move in a wheel

bear chick the name

Cassandra what

I just about the greatest life Joshua

and Laura W of Renton Washington sent us

these Fanny

dues Dy likes tortillas but doesn't like

enchiladas why do you think that

is Danny really likes gallons but

doesn't like

Court why do you think that is f a

e Danny Dy likes spinning but doesn't

like twirling why do you think that

is oh

yeah if you've got any good Fanny Julies

send them to

zoom

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J

you must remember when we experimented

with sta electricity we made serial

dance that's so cool aw and look what

static electricity did to

gelatin W look I made like little

mountains on it like little spes for

those experiments we created static

electricity by rubbing a record with a

wool scarf and a balloon with a wool

scarf a lot of you have written giving

us more more ways to experiment with

static electricity bety D of ascal loosa

Iowa suggested rubbing a balloon on your

head and seeing what happens when you

put it near pepper kitlin h of biew

Washington took towels right out of her

dryer and used them to charge up a hula

hoop with static electricity then she

used the hula hoop to pick up socks in

her room Betty C of Huntington New York

used a piece of paper in the plastic

ruler and she told us to place a staticy

ruler near stream of water so let's

start experimenting Okay cool so what do

you think we should try first do you

want to try the balloon on head and

pepper oh yeah sure why so here why

don't we get a play that way our table

doesn't get bur I okay and so jump the

rub on your head while you pour

pepper whoopsie ready okay let's

see

oh going

everywhere that's almost

like electric gelatin that works

definitely does work here why don't we

put that do you want to try to uh do

what Kaitlyn did she charged up the H

hoop so we we don't have towels right

out of the drive so you want to try will

scarf yeah sure okay so we'll just like

rub them around

hold

okay all right so we have a sock and we

see if it okay do you want to put on the

ground or should we just leave it on

table we'll just leave it on table see

if it picks up though

you can see you can hear them you look

at that standing up look at that that's

so cool should we rub it try right there

well the hot the sock is really heavy

so it's getting that piece of string it

it wants to go up but I think the socks

yeah the socks maybe Caitlyn's was a

little bit lighter yeah maybe well maybe

wolf scarves don't have as much action

on towels right out of the dry works

better do you want to try um H we have

all this do you want to try some of the

the Fabrics check maybe like this is

this is kind of light silk

yeah okay rub

this it's

beautiful really good and I think it

only does it once I think it only does

it once it cuz maybe all of the uh El

electrons jump off so that it it stay up

there for a while and then it jumps

right back down again or do you want to

try the record yeah let's why don't we

try the record and W you want to try it

on well we know crispy rice

Works try it with u with some peanuts

okay maybe they're really yeah we'll put

them on

PL dump them a

lot

okay see if that picks up oh oh they

jump right up

oh four of them are up and all the all

the rest of them are like trying to get

up hey but look you see how they're all

different these aren't really p*nis

these are the p*nis oh yeah these these

ones aren't going up but the ones that

are kind of like eight shaped yeah

they're they they're shaped like an

eight did you want to try to rip them up

and see if they work better well we know

that the other eight sheets panis were

fine right I think that's I think that's

yep

oh

all right ready

okay oh some of them I think they I

think the other way will oh wait there's

a green one oh green one now let's try

piece of paper and the ruler okay oh

okay yeah do you want to pour yeah

sure and I'll TR

this we should make it as thin as

possible oh that's not thin

oh that worked look at

that it's much easier using a closet

yeah cuz this is cuz the picture it goes

back and forth like the water goes up

and down then it goes in here's how we

created static electricity everything's

made up of atoms you're made up of atoms

and this h* hoop is made up of atoms

atoms are made up of smaller particles

that have both negative and positive

charges one kind of particle is called

an electron electrons have negative

charges some materials are really good

at picking up electrons like this

balloon other materials are really good

at giving away electrons like this wool

scarf when the wool scarf robes with the

balloon the electrons from the wool

scarf stick to the balloon when the

balloon has all these extra electrons

the balloon is able to pick up salt

pepper and peanuts because of the way

the charges push and pull there are

other ways of realizing that you've

created sta electricity for example your

hair stands on

end

or you give yourself a shock next time

on Zoom we'll show you another way to

tell with the static electricity

detector

action hi I'm Jeff and I go to wam Lon

Academy now a member of the Zoom team I

volunteered by acting as a foster parent

for a sing Eye Dog it all start when I

was looking for a project to do for my

ego Scout badge then I learned about

fidelco guide dog foundation in the OPI

seeing ey dogs need volunteers to help

them learn certain things during the

first year of their life so first we

worked on obedience and being

comfortable in different situations like

traffic next we worked on socialization

which means making friends with cats

Opie was a great student and it was hard

saying good vibe but I like this

training program for seeing ey dogs and

want to do it again do you volunteer in

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a member of the Zoom team we want to

hear all about it send your story along

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team welcome Zoomers and thank you for

joining us for the wi mouth frog a chin

play emailed to us by Emily of New York

ribbit ribbit this is the story of a

Widemouth frog one day they'll get a

wide mouth frog said to his mother mama

what do I now me H wow why don't you go

ask some of our

neighbors okay

Ribbit so one day he went to Mrs bear

and said Mrs bear what are your cubs eat

oh well my cubs eat berries and leaves

and such okay

[Music]

ribit so then he went to miss giraff and

said Miss giraff what are your babies

eat

oh my baby's a grass and leing

such okay

[Music]

ribit so then he went to Mr elephant and

said Mr elephant what do your babies

need well grass but they do love a good

peanut oh

okay so then he went to Mr alligator and

said Mr Alligator what are your babies

is

well my babies eat wide mouth

frogs oh

okay hi we want to know what you

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